The 90's Italian Football Era Was INSANE!! 🤯

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[@TempusFugit366]

Roberto Baggio. Legend.

[@kia_soul1]

THANK YOU!!!!

[@ManuelTorres-no5pp]

The best italian ever🎉

[@Fascistbeast]

Yes Thankyou 👍 Inter Milan legend Baggio

[@SportFanatic23]

@@Fascistbeastjuventus first

[@KimiMD]

Very good shout! Picking a top 5 without him is way off for me.

[@muhammadfajri2687]

Not only 90's, in 80's serie A was already great. Maradona, Zico, Platini, Socrates, Careca, Passarella, Paolo Rossi, Baggio, Rummenigge, Matthaeus, Klinsmann, Gullit, Rijkaard, Van Basten, Baresi, Maldini, and many more. Those names was a Giant in football history

[@cxlpritinmyspliff]

Zico has never played in serie a‚ same for socrates

[@muhammadfajri2687]

@@cxlpritinmyspliff Zico play for Udinese and Socrates play for Fiorentina

[@cxlpritinmyspliff]

@@muhammadfajri2687 My bad i forgot Socrates plays for fiorentina

[@muhammadfajri2687]

@@cxlpritinmyspliff Socrates only play 1 season (84/85), meanwhile Zico play for 2 season (83/84 and 84/85)

[@AsdTeramoNuoto]

​@MadaraOnYT you are wrong. Zico played two years in Udinese. Falcao for Roma, Socrates for Fiorentina. Amazing player.

[@J.K.10]

Italian football is so overlooked nowadays cause of the Prem. But it was something special back then man

[@folkehjelm2088]

Facts

[@holylaci7539]

Legends don't overlook serie A but they are disappointed with what it has become today

[@NotBedTundy30]

Because of Conte and Allegri making it all about Juventus

[@clashofclanskochi72]

😁😁now its bit more competitive

[@jaydaniels6172]

Back then it was much better than the Premier league. Probably between 4 to 6 teams better than Man U at the time.

[@folkehjelm2088]

This man knows ball, many people forget serie A in the 90s

[@sgt_chugganuggz]

Nobody slept on 90s Italian football ,had such a strong league sorry mate but every lad in my primary classes watched football Italia ,that's in England too where it's rumoured we hate Italians bro

[@Boredoutofmywits]

He's only talking late 90's, post-Bosman. Italy was at it scariest in the early 90's-very late 80s

[@sunzi7466]

the golden age was between 1989 and 1998

[@bluesoul7163]

Golden Seria A era was from 1980s to 2006.... Early 2000 Serie a had monster team guys... Milan won CL 2 times, Juventus and Inter in Finals also...

[@bluesoul7163]

​@@sunzi7466till 2006 bro...

[@olbapoli4074]

That league was STACKED! Just look at the Parma 1999 team...inter 1998 team and the rest. Fiorentina, Jive, Milan, Roma, Lazio etc. Outstanding

[@terryhunter7894]

Van Basten, Gullit, Baggio, Baresi and Matthaus would be alternative five. Another 5 I thought were underrated during that time were: Balbo, Vialli, Hassler, Signori and Zola.

[@joost6994]

I miss Albertini in the underrated list

[@bluesoul7163]

Antognoni, Wheah, Klinsman, Rui Costa, Shevshenko, Chiesa, Mancini, Signori, Nesta, Vieri, Pirlo, Bergomi, Inzaghi, Nedved, Boban, Nakata and many many others...😂. Crazy times

[@lovelulalalu7546]

Ronaldo crespo veron del p baggio buffon seedorf rui costa gattuso kaka shevcenko ambrosini super pippo inzaghi edgar david deschamp maldini baresi jaap stam alessandro nesta miroslav klose di natale rijkaard guilt van basten dybala higuain pogba vidal chiellini bonucci panucci peruzzi stanovic viera mario balotelli zlatan imbrahimovic lothar ronaldo maicon cafu merten de rossi ancelotti capello biehoff weah Sanchez helveg cannavaro neved simeone totti zidane rossi boban vialli thuram conte sosa sousa salah rudiger thiago silva boateng leao giroud dida i ran out

[@lovelulalalu7546]

Go on do better😂

[@carloszuniga5545]

What about the balcan players like savicevic, stojkovic, boban, boksic, mihajlovic, jugovic and the players like kohler, gazza, aldair, fonseca, Dino baggio, chamot, caro ferrara, desailly, thuram, cannavaro, Nesta, asprilla, hristo stoichkov, inzhagi, ravanelli, platt, scifo, giannini, young Totti, julio cesar, bergkamp, ruben sosa, wim jonk, lentini, bierhoff and the list goes on and on. The italian league was in the 80s and 90s an another level.

[@tokolohobizo2737]

No league has had a collection of superstars like serie a in the 90's ever

[@Imsoconfusedthesedays]

Why did almost every world class footballer in Italy from the 90s go bald? ALMOST every one

[@liasIias]

they used to roid

[@mr.gilbert2790]

The only one that went bald was zidane lol

[@mr.dt3dt366]

@@mr.gilbert2790 Del piero and Maldini also went bald

[@mr.gilbert2790]

@@mr.dt3dt366 lol can you find me one picture where del piero or maldini are bald?

[@kirakira9906]

​@@mr.dt3dt366 No, they just cut their hair. Del Piero currently been on the show with Sky Jamie Carrigher and he has hair, Maldini is in the stadium when Milan plays every time and he has hair... R9 has hair too.

[@Timliu92]

The Serie A Seven Sisters (Juventus, the 2 Milan clubs, Roma, Lazio, Parma, Fiorentina) in the 90s were equivalent to the PL Top 6 today. Italian football back then was a huge banger!

[@deanslife1]

Parma were my Italian team back then and it's why to do this day even though i don't know any of their players I still like them because it's Parma

[@Dani-it2gq]

Baggio was best player of the 90s in Italy

[@IlijaM89]

In that seria a, you had 10 teams that could win the title!

[@unclegardener]

And now, it is the most competitive league.

[@moonlight-wp8lq]

@@unclegardener bruh nah Premier league is the hardest rn But serie a back then was the toughest ever

[@unclegardener]

@@moonlight-wp8lq Congratulations to Manchester City for winning the threepeat, treble, 5th title in 6 years, and the next title! EPL farmer’s league

[@mr.gilbert2790]

@@unclegardener yeah soon you are going to say the champions league is a farmers league

[@unclegardener]

@@mr.gilbert2790 The champions league isn’t a league btw it’s a cup. Cups don’t count as arguments because they don’t involve consistency like leagues; they require peaking at the right time

[@seamuscumm]

90s Serie A is still the greatest period of football spectacle and collection of true world class players spread around 7 teams with legitimate shot to win the title. Not bad in Europe either, in 8 CL finals winning 3, in 9 on the Uefa Cup finals with 4 all Italian finals and won 7.

[@ezeee595]

Nothing will ever come close to this era in Italian football. Best teams, best players, best theme music, best Italian coaches.

[@brotherfecil4092]

Getting up on a Saturday and Sunday to watch Gazetta will always be one of my fondest childhood hood memories

[@SonnyK248]

Italy was so loaded in the 90's that in 1994 Gabriel Batistuta (25), Oliver Bierhoff (26), Enrico Chiesa (23), Flippo Inzaghi (20), Christian Vieri (20), Gheorghe Hagi (29) and Stefan Effenberg (25) were all playing in Serie B.

[@laurLaur602]

Seria a in the 90 had all the stars in the World . It was so much fun to watch . Fotballers back then had more talent . You only mention 5 that you liked , but there were so many great great players . Baggio in the 90 was like Messi ... so special ! He played at the top level with only one knee . For me living in Italy I absolutley loveed Baggio . Codin Divino

[@arksel]

I cry when I watch these videos. Channel 4 football italia still my favourite show.i am 40 now still watch those videos

[@brhamsfeifferabraham9627]

Roberto Baggio left the Chat.

[@abdulraheem468]

R9 so much potential it's so sad what happened to him

[@dr_ubo]

He still managed to win World Cups, Ballon D'Ors and absolutely dominate even without knees... just goes to show how much he could've done if he didn't get the injuries.

[@abdulraheem468]

True

[@dangiambrone7350]

​@@abdulraheem468The same goes for Baggio who was pretty much crippled at 18. What those two managed to produce - against such strong defenders and defences, the many breathtaking moments, despite their many setbacks was miraculous, a true mark of their talent, intelligence and character. The thought of what they could have accomplished, without those injuries, is mindboggling.

[@johntreherne4611]

My favourites are maldini, Batigol, Roberto baggio, vialli, Leonardo

[@MrJMNK]

Honorable mentions, Roberto Baggio, Jurgen Klinsmann, George Weah,

[@dmorenod29]

You missed Roberto Baggio in the 90’s he was awesome

[@samuelratchford862]

Baggio and Batistuta were the men when I watched football Italia. Can't believe no van Basten on the list as well

[@LeeRenthlei]

90's Serie A>Current Premier League

[@bluesoul7163]

I think was even better than nowdays CL... All the best players in the World played in that Legue... I remember the team 6/7 in ranking in Serie A, winning Uefa Cup 😂. Crazy times...i miss so much that football

[@morkujinirukandji4820]

Of course

[@jackmellor5536]

Too right, the so-called big 6 would lose to any of the 7 sisters' teams from the 90s.

[@guilhermejurgensen5068]

@@bluesoul7163it was, by a long shot

[@moonlight-wp8lq]

Good job for stating the obvious

[@KingKing-cz6xh]

As a ac milan fan watching Adriano play for inter was a thing of Beauty

[@The-phenomenon-x9]

He was the next r9

[@PaggiPazzo-so4ku]

My fav is 100% the divine ponytail himself, Roberto Baggio. I can’t think of anybody else who played at so many clubs yet was a beast at all of them

[@nagiyanagi6501]

80s 90s and early 2000s is the best with many competitors for ballon. Now we only 2 two guys play with each other.

[@mfbinc]

Roberto Baggio #1

[@ibrahimmchumo941]

Seria A in the 90s was soooo good, I miss those days. 😢😢😢

[@guilhermejurgensen5068]

here in Brasil it was more common back then for TV channels to broadcast the Calcio than the UCL.. that’s how stacked this league once was 😢

[@juandegrazia4468]

You have to include Maradona, even if he was more of an 80s player, and was in Italy in the 90s for just two seasons before he left to Sevilla.

[@bluesoul7163]

Maradona was out of any Legue.... we are talking normal about human being, Maradona was god's gifted, more than everyone till to theese days..

[@patsyparisi2620]

Loved Italian football in the 90s .the best thing of all was watching zdenek zeman teams ❤

[@EmptyGlass99]

You didn't want to face an Italian team in the 90s.

[@andytucker5315]

No Roberto Baggio? 😂

[@edlowry1]

Omg football italia with James Richardson, it was legendary stuff.

[@muppetlord715]

Batistuta is so underrated

[@morkujinirukandji4820]

By who?

[@bluesoul7163]

Best striker in History imo... Fiorentina was magical in 1998/99

[@taker201]

​@@morkujinirukandji4820no one knows him outside argentina or italy , casual people im talking about every football fan had to know him

[@morkujinirukandji4820]

@@taker201 you’re wrong. Anyone who watched football in the 90s knows Batistuta. Second only to Ronaldo de Lima and maybe Raul Gonzalez in that era. Undisputedly one of the best strikers in history. And I’m neither Argentine or Italian. I’m not even from Europe or South America. Just a fan of football.

[@taker201]

@@morkujinirukandji4820 thats what i said you are a football fan you know him but i see a lot of podcast with young people and in rankings or top strikers they never mencioned him thats why i said that

[@broxy2007]

R9 without injury is the 🐐

[@higgins007]

Three words. Marco Van Basten.

[@moonlight-wp8lq]

He overkill everyone except r9

[@bluesoul7163]

Roberto Baggio the best one imo... Platini, Rui Costa, Adriano, Wheah, Nakata, Baresi, Nesta, Shearer, Signori, Zola, Matthaus, Klinsman, Gullit, Rijkard, Inzaghi, Totti, Shevshenko, Buffon, Pirlo, Vieri, Nedved and many many others.... Crazy...

[@higgins007]

@@bluesoul7163 Shearer never played n Italy.

[@bluesoul7163]

@@higgins007 true... I wanted to write Berkgamp... even if he played little in Italy.

[@higgins007]

@@bluesoul7163 ... and the 2nd most underrated midfielder of all time: Dimitrio Albertini.

[@federicoalinti5984]

ROBERTO "DIVIN CODINO" BAGGIO

[@jayshetty5598]

Robert Baggio*THE MAN WHI DIED STANDING 😭 *

[@LFCliid]

It really was a magical time for football. So many unbelievable players. Special mention for Recoba!

[@josedelcastillo5857]

So many great ballers played in seria a in the 90s

[@dandofootball2528]

Basically all the best players in the world at the time

[@HashEditorX]

Players during the 80s-2000s serie a: Zidane R9 Maradona Maldini Kaka Baresi Platini Nesta Van Basten Gullit Seedorf Rijkaard Zlatan Zanetti Pirlo Baggio Del Piero Buffon Nedved Weah Inzaghi Conte Gattuso Crespo Shevchenko Totti Batistuta I can name wayyyyy more but it’ll be too long

[@oneirish]

Alessandro costacurta left the chat

[@calciofan828]

Lmao insane list

[@sagnasswe2114]

Davids

[@jacquesnoual3938]

Thanks for respect on Zizou's name, he's my idol

[@llbuitre]

Also during the 80s and the 90s, there are a lot of Italian stars. Aside from the foreign stars like Rijkaard, Van Basten, Davids, Trezeguet, Zizou, R9, Nedved and the likes, they are also producing Italian stars. Actually even at 2000s. 2010s and later, there are only 1 to 3 Italians on every team which affects their national team.

[@AW-kr9fl]

Late 90s early 00s Serie A was brilliant

[@jaydaniels6172]

Back then I supported Lazio, so Casiraghi was my favourite player. Baby Nedved as well.

[@zimmervermietungschomber4519]

Baggio left the chat

[@madmiahz]

They were legends playing in the 90s

[@alwinw64]

Imagine having such quality that pirlo isn't in your top 5 🔥

[@morkujinirukandji4820]

He said 90s and not 2000s

[@Boredoutofmywits]

You only talk of the late 90's. Early 80's was Lentini, Siignori, Zola, Roberto Baggio, Dino Bagiio, Ravannelli,,,

[@rugbot2239]

Guys, did you forgot Gullit, Maradona and Baggio

[@FootballClubDavid_WI_USA]

The creator's age though is probably too young or not born yet. Your guys were mostly 80s to early 90s. later parts of their careers in the mid-90s. Baggio as the exception.

[@isaacnewton3514]

Baggio? I understand he was more early 90’s and these guys you mentioned were all late 90’s

[@federicovitali4717]

Baggio retired in 2004

[@akbarpasha752]

Maldini since 80s

[@dangiambrone7350]

"more early nineties". Yes, he did have a tough few years at both Milan clubs, but still produced some incredible moments - the 4-5 victory over Roma (one of the, if not the very best, creative performances I have ever seen), coming off the bench to beat Madrid, the CL playoff vs Parma... Also, he arguably had his very best season at Bologna (goals, assists, impact and fitness), and his magical spell at Brescia, right up to the very end, defied belief.

[@dsanchez9703]

Hell yea​@@dangiambrone7350

[@Happy-wb8gi]

It was the best league ever, period. The teams were all with Italian defenders and it was the hardest league in tge world, not like today. But uou also gad so many greats, surprised you did not mention R Baggio! Todsy its only one ir two strikers who cannot be touched by defenders.

[@tashsavage6582]

I agree channel 4 on Sundays was awesome

[@CPTM1]

It was probably the best league at the time. It was amazing. Also, they had the GOAT himself. Pierluigi Collina

[@dsanchez9703]

Baggio was the overall best player of the 90s and he was named Player of the decade

[@brhamsfeifferabraham9627]

Giulit and Van Basten left the Chat.

[@bluesoul7163]

They were more 80 early 90

[@FlamingBasketballClub]

Florentina 7up kit is vintage. So beautiful.

[@pucz8215]

It’s unbelievable how far seria A Gad fallen now

[@federicoferrari8279]

Whats always struck me was the combination of talents in EVERY single team. Besides the well known ac milan, Juventus n inter there were incredibly fun teams such as parma with buffon, thuram, cannavaro n crespo. Fiorentina with rui Costa and batistuta, brescia for a period had a young pirlo with an old baggio and the legend mazzone as their manager. Lazio had stam, mihajilovic, nedved and nesta, roma with totti, cassano, Cafu, montella and Batistuta. And this is just 2000's, when serie a was losing its dominance. If you go back to the 90's n 80's you realize how dominant it really was. A balon d'or winner Van Basten was expected to be a bench option when he first joined ac milan, same story goes for papin almost 10 years later. Pick the greatest players from the 80's to the late 00's, 90% of whoever gets picked has had an important phase of his career in italy. So sad thinking i couldn't live it irl but just on old videos n stories.

[@hotrizzla7070]

seedorf criminaly underrated

[@sgt_chugganuggz]

Ahhhh r9 the real goat

[@hessen5498]

That Fiorentina kit had a 1940's vibe

[@superman01011]

You could build 10 different top fives and they would all be brilliant that’s how strong serie a was For me, Baresi, Van Basten, Baggio, Batigol and Vialli. Picking these legends isn’t necessarily because they were the best but they had moments and many of them where they were wonderful. Van Basten 91-92 season was outstanding finishing with 25 goals in 34 games and staying injury free. Baresi marshalled Milan to only conceding 15 goals in 34 games. Batigol staying with Fiorentina even when in Serie B and helping them gain promotion again and being a machine throughout the 90’s. Baggio winning the ballon D’or due to his efforts in the league and in Europe with juventus. All class that period. Vialli during that 90-91 season winning Serie a with Sampdoria huge against the traditional powerhouse teams

[@dangiambrone7350]

I can't take any list like this seriously if Roberto Baggio's name doesn't appear on it. He was the face of Italian football for the 90's; starting with his genius at Fiorentina, the riots when he left them, THAT goal at the 1990 World Cup.... and was magnificent into the 2000's with Brescia. Zidane, and especially Ronaldo were awesome, yes. But Baggio not only matched their quality, he exceeded them imo, producing even more magical moments. He was elegant and could create like Zidane and dribble, feint and score like Ronaldo, plus he was a setpiece wizard. Baggio was there for the entire decade, playing for Fiorentina, Juve, Milan, Bologna, and Inter. Then you have his story, his terrible, crippling, injuries, his fightback, the levels/feats he hit despite never fully recovering and playing for rigid coaches who appeared to do their damnedest to spite his talent, his iconic look... For me, and I expect many others, Baggio was the headline star of Italian football during that magical time. For everyone else, there were co-stars, those who excelled and stayed for more than a couple of years (too many to mention), guest stars (Hagi, Effenberg, Moller, Sammer, Bergkamp, Roberto Carlos, ) and cameos (Henry)

[@maazshaikh9688]

Here's some more players that ruled the Serie A during that era Pippo Inzaghi Roberto Baggio Antonio Conte Fabrizio Ravenelli Gianluca Vialli Abel Balbo Francesco Totti Franco Baresi Alessandro Nesta Lillian Thuram Rui Costa Abel Balbo Cafu Hernan Crespo Christian Vieri George Weah Andriy Shevchenko Marcel Desailly

[@FeatChimera044]

Gooooollllaaaazzoooooo loved that show.

[@killbotone6210]

Van Basten Gullit Baresi Vialli Ravenelli Nedved Salas Ortega R Baggio Savickevic Crespo Weah Platt Lombardo Asprillia Zola Signori Mancini Boban Rui Costa Donadonni Lentini Incredible players. Incredible Era.

[@Janssen836]

80s also with Maradona, Baresi, Maldini, Van Basten and more great players.

[@terrytibbs1606]

The Italian league in the 90s was way better then the Premier league today thhe amount of ballers was absolutely insane what a time that was to be alive

[@brhamsfeifferabraham9627]

Siñisa Mihajlović.

[@warrengomez67]

Serie A in the 90s was easily the best league in the world. The best players in the world were playing in Italy.

[@alladin9953]

Lazio got 4 world class defender that time

[@SLX_EDITS]

Adriano? He was a MONSTER as a juventus fan💀

[@aaronwilson7536]

Goooooool Latcho!! Channel 4 Sunday afternoons

[@SandyFukaha-it5iz]

You have to thank to Berlusconi at the end of 80's,making italian club faster move by bringing Sacchi which made high defensive line The machine Gullit,Van Basten,Rijkaard Milan won 4-0 on final which caught all attention,then Napoli bring Maradona,Inter bring the German,Sampdoria has Vialli Inter vs Milan vs Napoli vs Sampdoria Brutal era but also taking advantage from english club ban

[@VJ592]

90's Seri A was Supreme. Epl was more entertaining. That's how it was seen

[@M4tti456Cento]

Vialli and Mancini

[@joost6994]

No Baggio? I wouldn't visit Italy anytime soon if i were you.....

[@Dani-it2gq]

😁😅

[@JustCallMeD.]

golden era

[@jackmellor5536]

The saddest thing is the name Ronaldo is associated with another player now

[@aztecfitness7782]

Baggio bro

[@ika894]

All af them , Sheva , Nesta and my guy Giuseppe( beppe) Signori😊

[@DannyBoy777777]

Batistuta in his Fiorentina Swastika kit

[@sharifjonovic]

Baggio ??

[@kingkohli1868]

Batigo ❤❤

[@BoundByHonor700]

I grew up watching it every sunday gazetta football italia only to watch R9 ronaldo

[@bluesoul7163]

Serie A thoose years was more like a Legue as tough as the nowdays CL.... All the best players in the entire World played in Serie A... and all the strongest players from other Nations too... not only Dutch, French, Brazilians or Argentinians... but also the top players from evrywere, Japan, Africa, Slavic Countries... I think 90/2000 Serie A was better than nowdays Premier, maybe also for the type of game we had in the past and for the personality of old school players... all about pride and honor, not like nowadays only trophies and money 🤷‍♂️

[@coolcastfull]

1. Ronaldo Nazario 🇧🇷 2. Marco van Basten 🇳🇱 3. Ruud Gullit 🇳🇱 4. Gabriel Omar Batistuta 🇦🇷 5. Paolo Maldini 🇮🇹

[@therealrouges2341]

Juventus was the best team in the world in the 90’s, so unlucky they lost two out of three straight UCL finals, also watching the match again you can see the countless ref mistakes against them in the game especially vs Dortmund in ‘97 but in part also against Real in ‘98

[@tomhandle]

What is nuts is this is a great list start listing the players who could have made the cut too Baggio Ravanelli Zola Vialli Kluivert Gullit Van Basten Weah Crespo Deschamps Totti Buffon Nesta Genuinely Sunday Channel 4 in the 90s was special Serie A in the 90s was the GLOAT Greatest League Of All Time EPL and La Liga can only dream of replicating it

[@pumby98]

You forget Franco Baresi and Beppe Signori

[@KuwaharaBMXRider]

I would t have picked any of those for 90s Italian football

[@justarandomperson1196]

R9 is the real Ronaldo

[@Hamijazlaan]

W 🐐😮‍💨

[@PTG44]

I would argue Baggio was more of an icon than Del Piero

[@sgt_chugganuggz]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 obviously you know nothing about footie in the 90s after that pen baggio as brilliant as he was was never the same where as del p was a consistent beast ,set pieces ,pens and open play

[@moonlight-wp8lq]

@@sgt_chugganuggz nice joke Baggio best italian ever Divin codino carried italy in 1994 but he died standing in the finan

[@VincentBlackLightning]

​@@sgt_chugganuggzwhat a strange reply to the op. Baggio was on another level. As was Totti. Levels above. Del Piero was a very good technical plsyer but they were genius.

[@sgt_chugganuggz]

@@VincentBlackLightning I agree totti was fantastic,I'll take del P solely because the ability to control movement as a false 9,freekicks ,penalty's the guy basically had it all and is part the reason I love seeing a false 9 ,it's opinions. Deffo agree about baggio but his form never really recovered after that penalty brilliant talent none the less.

[@VincentBlackLightning]

@@sgt_chugganuggz Baggio did all that with no knees from 20 though..Del Piero to be fair never recovered from his knee injury in late 90s so as good as he was he was after that he was still a shadow of what he could have been. I put Baggio and Del Piero in a bracket as second strikers. They are more comparable player wise although Baggio could cross over into the bracket Totti was. Totti being at his prime a classic pure playmaker. The traditional number 10. He was unique. When people say Del Peiro was better its because he won at Juve but Mr Juve himself (lippi) built the national team around Totti and that says it all. Totti and Spalletti invented the false 9 when Roma have an injury crisis. Essentially Totti had multiple careers and reinvented himself numerous times. The game today would try to control and box in such a creative talent. He wasn't worried about 99% pass accuracy with 5 yard side passes. He went for the insane killer pass nobody else seen. The game needs to make space for these players again or it will become too regimented. Everybody wants to be Pep, the grandmaster and the players just pawns but there has to be a compromise with unique genius players. Unfortunately, the overcoaching from 12 years old may knock that out of them. Hopefully some clubs, managers see and understand this in the time ahead or the game will suffer.

[@menelaossavvidis3680]

You should put at least 10 footballers. There were plenty of stars back then in campionato

[@Project_KDS]

What song/sound is this? Your videos are always top tier 👏

[@adrien111]

Intro - The xx

[@DavidSmyth8439]

Good times